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THREE-CORNERED PLAYING<br />

CARD<br />

^V/HETHER the triangle-shaped playing<br />

card will be more lucky or not<br />

is a question, but it should enable the<br />

player to hold a bigger number of cards<br />

in his hand and yet see with no difficulty<br />

An Attractive Novelty<br />

These cards are easily seen and easily handled; they<br />

should meet with the public's approval.<br />

everything he has in his hand. As yet<br />

the cards are truly novelties.<br />

METAL LATH FOR PLASTER<br />

AND STUCCO<br />

A WIRE mesh which is flexible and<br />

** easily handled takes the place of the<br />

old-fashioned lath for building purposes.<br />

This Metal Lath Comes in Rolls Like Wire Netting<br />

HINTS FOR PRACTICAL PEOPLE 113<br />

The metal roll is covered with fire clay<br />

and baked under heavy pressure so that<br />

it presents a terra cotta surface.<br />

PEN ON FINGER<br />

IN order to make up a pen that can be<br />

fitted directly on the end of the finger<br />

and not need a penholder, a European<br />

inventor makes use of a stamped metal<br />

blank in which the pen and the finger<br />

clamp are all in one piece, thus allowing<br />

the device to be made cheaply. The<br />

blank has a middle part or main body<br />

and carries the pen at the lower end,<br />

also having a set of four tongues for<br />

bending around and making the finger<br />

clamps. It is claimed that by using the<br />

Makes Writing Easy<br />

The inventor of this finger pen claims that it reduces the<br />

fatigue of writing materially.<br />

pen on the end of the finger it is less<br />

fatiguing to write than when a penholder<br />

is used.<br />

J*<br />

AUTOMATIC FURNACE-DRAFT<br />

REGULATOR<br />

A N automatic draft regulator attends<br />

to your furnace for you. It is the<br />

invention of Samuel H. Hess, Bramford,<br />

Pennsylvania. It has a chain connected<br />

with the furnace damper and door. This<br />

chain is run over rollers and attached<br />

to a pivoted rod which is connected by<br />

a cord with an alarm clock. At the hour

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